The bar chart illustrates how much males in the age from 16 to 25 in a certain country tend to watch sports and males prefer attending in sport matches.
In general, while there are more males participating than those who prefer watching in fishing, the percentage of males watching outnumbers the figure in men who love attending in the remaining sports. In addition, football and horse riding and racing draw the highest proportions of viewers, whereas fishing attracts the largest share of participants.
Starting the chart with 50%, the figure of men who love participating in fishing score the highest proportion, higher than males who prefer watching (15%), indicating the large disparity (35%). Following the same pattern, the figure of viewers is bigger than participants in football, approximately 45% compared with 10%. Similarly, notable disparity is observed in figures for horse riding and racing, with the percentage of males who watch it outnumber those who like to attend by nearly 27 percent.
In contrast, the remaining sports showed modest gaps. In detail, about basketball, the percentage of men watching it is more than those wanting to participate, 37% compared to roughly 25%. In addition, rugby also attracts 30% males to watch it, while the percentage of people who prefer to attend in matches is 20%. Finally, the proportion of participants is 28%, less than viewers by 3%, showing the smallest gap of the survey.